Regional League Women Upper Austria

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Upper Austrian League Women
Full name Upper Austrian League Women
Association ÖFB , organized by OFV
First edition 1989/90
hierarchy 3rd league
Teams 9
master SPG Wolfern / Garsten (1st title as SPG)
Record champions Union Kleinmünchen (9 titles)
↑ 2nd division (II)
↓ Landesliga OÖ (IV)

The Landesliga Frauen Oberösterreich is the highest division in Upper Austria and the third highest division in Austrian women's football. The competition is organized by the Upper Austrian Football Association. The Upper Austrian champions are entitled to start in the 2nd middle / west league , the last two placed are relegated to the regional league.

history

1989–2000 beginnings as the Upper Austrian women's league
season master
Upper Austrian women's league
1989/90 SK Eintracht Wels
1990/91 Union Kleinmünchen
1991/92 Union St. Roman
1992/93 Union Kleinmünchen II
1993/94 FC Münzkirchen
1994/95 FC Münzkirchen
1995/96 K2 ATSV Sattled
Upper Austria. Women's football national league
1996/97 K1 Union Kleinmünchen II
1997/98 Union Kleinmünchen II
1998/99 Union Kleinmünchen II
1999/2000 Union Kleinmünchen II
K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.
K21995/96: Introduction of the three-point rule .

In Upper Austria, a women's league was established at the end of the 1980s by the Upper Austrian Football Association with eight teams, SK Eintracht Wels, the second team from Union Kleinmünchen, ATSV Sattledt, Union St. Roman, Union St. Agatha, Union Engelhartszell, Union Ansfelden and SV Gramastetten organized. From 1996 the league was renamed the regional women's football league. Up until 2000 the champions were six times Union Kleinmünchen, twice FC Münzkirchen and once each Eintracht Wels, Union St. Roman and ATSV Settled. In the 1999/2000 season, the champions, the second team from Union Kleinmünchen, rose to the newly founded 2nd Division Middle.

Since 2000 Upper Austrian League (3rd division)
season master
Upper Austria. Women's soccer 1st class
2000/01 K1 UFC Peterskirchen / Andrichsfurt
2001/02 SV Taufkirchen / Pram
2002/03 Union Kleinmünchen II
2003/04 no information
2004/05 ASKÖ Dionyses / Traun
2005/06 Union Geretsberg
2006/07 Sports Union Wolfern
2007/08 Wels FC
2008/09 SV Taufkirchen / Pram
Upper Austrian women's league
2009/10 Union Kleinmünchen II
2010/11 SV Taufkirchen / Pram
2011/12 Sports Union Wolfern
2012/13 Ladies Soccer Club Linz
2013/14 SV Garsten
2014/15 Union Kleinmunchen II
2015/16 SV Taufkirchen / Pram
2016/17 SV Garsten
LT1 Upper Austria Women's League
2017/18 SPG Wolfern / Stadl-Paura
2018/19 SPG Wolfern / Garsten
2019/20 because COVID-19 pandemic in Austria canceled
2020/21
K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.

From 2000 the Upper Austrian League was integrated into the Austrian league system as the 3rd division. In the first decade of the 2000s UFC Peterskirchen / Andrichtsfurt, SV Taufkirchen / Pram, the second team from Union Kleinmünchen, ASKÖ Dionysen / Traun, Union Geretsberg, Sportunion Wolfern, Wels FC, SV Taufkirchen / Pram for the second time within six years and again the second team from Union Kleinmünchen.

As of 2010, SV Garsten called themselves three times including the Wolfern / Garsten club, the Taufkirche / Pram club, the Wolfern / Stadl-Paura club, twice and Sportunion Wolfern, LSC Linz, the second team from Union Kleinmünchen and Union Geretsberg, once each for Upper Austrian women's football National champion.

Name (sponsor)

The Upper Austrian Women's League has been held with a sponsor in the name since the 2017/18 season. Before that, the OO women's league was either Upper Austria. Women's football 1st class or OÖ women's league.

  • Upper Austrian women's league: 1989 / 90-1995 / 96
  • Upper Austria. Regional women's football league: 1996 / 97–1999 / 2000
  • Upper Austria. Women's football 1st class: 2000/01–2008/09
  • Upper Austrian women's league: 2009 / 10–2016 / 17
  • the sponsor is in the signature in connection with 'OÖ Frauenliga':
    • LT1 Upper Austria Women's League: since 2017/18 (namesake: LT1 )

Game mode

The league comprises a maximum of ten teams, with each club playing one home and one away game against each other. A season therefore comprises a maximum of 18 game days. The first in the table after the end of the season is eligible for relegation to the second-class 2nd division with the champions from Salzburg, Tyrol and Vorarlberg.

Attendees

The following clubs take part in the 2019/20 season:

Union Kleinmünchen II
SV Krenglbach
Union Mondsee
TSV Ottensheim
SPG Schweinbach / Hagenberg
St. Oswald / Freistadt
SV Taufkirchen / Pram
WSC Hertha Wels
SPG Wolfern / Garsten

The title holder

The following clubs became champions in Upper Austria:

9 championship titles
Union Kleinmünchen (1991, 1993 M1 , 1997 M1 , 1998 M1 , 1999 M1 , 2000 M1 , 2003 M1 , 2010 M1 , 2015 M1 )
3 championship titles
SV Taufkirchen / Pram (2009, 2011, 2016)
2 championship titles
SV Garsten (2014, 2017)
Sportunion Wolfern (2007, 2012)
FC Münzkirchen (1994, 1995)
1 championship titles
SPG Wolfern / Garsten (2019)
SPG Wolfern / Stadl-Paura (2018)
Ladies Soccer Club Linz (2013)
Wels FC (2008)
Union Geretsberg (2006)
ASKÖ Dionyses / Traun (2005)
SV Taufkirchen / Pram (2002)
UFC Peterskirchen / Andrichsfurt (2001)
ATSV Sattled (1996)
Union St. Roman (1992)
SK Eintracht Wels (1990)
M1 The club became champions with the 2nd team.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b OFV data service 1919/20 to 2002/03. In: ofv.at. Retrieved June 11, 2015 .